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	title:	Iron Man: Director of SHIELD
	author:	Daniel Knauf, Charlie Knauf
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Marvel Comics
	released:	August 29, 2007
	isbn:	0785122990
	isbn-13:	9780785122999

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Customer Reviews
OK - Rated I was a little concerned that Tony Stark, the man of the moment in the post Civil war Marvel universe was being handed to writers (its actually a father and son team), who i had never heard of but i'm pleased to tell you that they pull it off. The 3 stars rating is possibly a bit harsh, but the plotting does get confusing at times, your not quite sure whether its flashbacks or the present time and in general you do feel as if its another writer at Marvel learning the ropes. However i do think theyve managed to get a real grasp on the character of Tony Stark, albeit one thats a little too nicey nicey. Complaints, i wasn't too keen on the reprints of too old comics, one a fairly lame Iron Man story, the other Nick Fury's first appearance. Time has not treated either very well. That aside this is probaly worth a go and points to a fairly promising future.

Customer Reviews

OK - Rated 3/5
I was a little concerned that Tony Stark, the man of the moment in the post Civil war Marvel universe was being handed to writers (its actually a father and son team), who i had never heard of but i'm pleased to tell you that they pull it off. The 3 stars rating is possibly a bit harsh, but the plotting does get confusing at times, your not quite sure whether its flashbacks or the present time and in general you do feel as if its another writer at Marvel learning the ropes. However i do think theyve managed to get a real grasp on the character of Tony Stark, albeit one thats a little too nicey nicey. Complaints, i wasn't too keen on the reprints of too old comics, one a fairly lame Iron Man story, the other Nick Fury's first appearance. Time has not treated either very well. That aside this is probaly worth a go and points to a fairly promising future.